THE DRIVEA Poem by Matt DeFranco
Heads pass by without attention
Everyday thoughts turn from intention To live to die on these roads we lie and we drive, we lie and we drive Why can't I merge Why can't I touch, your constant lines.. ..why they mean so much? I see the burned fields abandoned grace I wonder if my field hold's harvest to take I'm feeling fire inside with my hand on the door, it burns and burns and I want it more To live to die on these roads we lie and we drive, we lie and we drive In the broken glove box or maybe under the crooked seat I'll find what I lost.. ...or just can't completely see. Matthew Andrais DeFranco © 2013 Matt DeFranco |
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1 Review Added on November 30, 2013 Last Updated on December 5, 2013 AuthorMatt DeFrancoArlington, TXAboutA great writer is not always so eloquent with his words, not always the best orator, not even the most profound within literacy; but one who is led by his pen through the inspiration of the heart. One.. more..Writing
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